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This package is the most simple way to equip your Macintosh Apple OSX System with Ruby

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This is the home page for FreeRIDE, an IDE for the Ruby programming language. FreeRIDE will run on as many platforms as possible (currently runs on Linux, Windows and Mac OS X). The goal of FreeRIDE is simple, yet ambitious: to become THE cross-platform IDE of choice for the Ruby community. We want FreeRIDE to be a first-class IDE on par with those available for other languages.

Here are the contributions of the Ruby developers of the SketchUp community. Thanks to all the authors. Metrique Page en français: tous les scripts traduits en français et utilisant les unités métriques. Metric English page: All the Ruby scripts in english, using metric units Imperial English page: All the Ruby scripts in english, using imperial units SU2POV page: home of the SketchUp exporter to POV-RAY freeware raytracer Useful Ruby Links page: Several links to great sites where you can learn Ruby

Since I personally chose M$ Windows as my developmetn platform, so was interested to read about the comments left by other Windows users who have their own favourite editors. For your pleasure, here's a summary of those Windows editors.

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Regular expressions can be used for searching for patterns rather than literals. Neoxen Qwined is currently able to syntax style these languages: Ada, Apache config file, Assembler, Avenue, Baan, Batch, Bullant, C/C++/C#, CSS, Difference, Errorlist, Eiffel, Fortran, HTML, HTML with embedded JavaScript, VBScript, PHP and ASP, IDL - both MSIDL and XPIDL, INI properties and similar, Java, JavaScript, LaTEX, Lisp, Lout, Lua, Make, MatLab, nnCron crontab, NSIS, Pascal, Perl, but not all of the language, PHP, PL/SQL, PostScript, POV-Ray SDL, Python, Resource, Ruby, Shell, SQL, VB and VBScript, XML, YAML

Locomotive is a flexible one-click solution to Ruby on Rails development for Mac OS X 10.3+.

RubyScript2Exe transforms your Ruby script into a standalone, compressed Windows, Linux or Mac OS X (Darwin) executable. You can look at it as a "compiler".

A question was asked on the Trilogy Alumni list about IDEs for Ruby on Rails . Like a lot of Rails developers I’ve been using TextMate and I love it. (I’ve started using Locomotive for development). Here’s the list:

RadRails is an integrated development environment for the Ruby on Rails framework. The goal of this project is to provide Rails developers with everything they need to develop, manage, test and deploy their applications. Features include source control, debugging, WEBrick servers, generator wizards, syntax highlighting, data tools and much much more.

KavaScript breathes new life into JavaScript by extending it with syntax and features inspired by expressive, dynamic languages like Ruby and Perl. KavaScript is an enhanced dialect of JavaScript designed to make your coding more productive, rewarding, and fun.

Rails is a full-stack, open-source web framework in Ruby for writing real-world applications with joy and less code than most frameworks spend doing XML sit-ups

RubyForge is a home for open source Ruby projects; thanks to the folks who make it possible!

Document PDF - Traduction de Jean-Pierre ANGHEL - Si vous voulez programmer un ordinateur, vous devez "parler" dans une langue que votre machine comprendra : un langage de programmation. Il existe de nombreux langages de ce type, et certains sont même excellents. Dans ce tutoriel j’ai choisi d’utiliser mon langage de programmation favori, Ruby.

Welcome to RubyCentral, a growing web resource for everything to do with the Ruby language. See : Links & Downloads sections

Copyright (c) 2003 Daniel Carrera

* Ruby 1.4.6 Reference Manual * English reference manual for Ruby 1.6 is not yet prepared. See Ruby 1.6 Library reference online. * Ruby-doc.org accumulates Ruby-related documents widely. * Recently, stdlib-doc project accumulates RDoc-based documents for Ruby standard libraries widely.

This is just a small Ruby book. It won’t crush you. It’s light as a feather (because I haven’t finished it yet—hehe). And there’s a reason this book will stay light: because Ruby is simple to learn.

Ruby A worthy successor to Perl

Copyright (c) 2003 Daniel Carrera